Dreher (Italy)

Brewed by Heineken Italia
Style: Pale Lager
Milano, Italy

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

0.66 l bottle. Pours pale yellow body with medium head. Looks better than most of Italian beers I’ve tasted last days, but still nothing exceptional. Aroma is very pale nothing much discernible. Flavor is bitterish but watery and really uninteresting. Not bad finish though, also quite empty, too. Drinkable... Again, let’s say lower average brew.

660ml bottle: I hate these big assed bottles of poor Italian beers. With that said, this beer poured a light yellow like so many other Italian pale lagers. It had just the slightest bit of skunk in the aroma with a little bit of herbal hops. The flavor was fairly dry with a watery finish. Some hops and grain. Drinkable, and maybe better with food, but by itself, it sucks.

bottle. Pale yellow, medium head. Thirst-quenching but thin. Rather hoppy, slightly malty.

Bottle. Clear light yellow with fast disapearing white head. Malty hayish aroma. Thin mouthfeel. Corn & light hops.

33cL bottle in Alghero. Pale yellow color with big carbonation, decent head. Rather dry beer with thin flavor. Nothing unique or remarkable.

Thick head, quickly vanishing. Flavorless beer without any depth. Very little hoppyness. Dry finish.

Can. Small fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Spar lacing. Clear pale yellow colour. Hay grain, caramel. Light bodied with a thin texture and an average carbonation. Flavour was light sweet with hints of bitterness. Sweet and slightly dry finish.

Canned. A yellow beer with a small head. Aroma of malt and not much more. The flavour has notes of cereals and not much more.